Author: Robert Marquez

Robert Marquez

Robert Marquez is a seasoned writer specializing in British and Spanish royalty. With a flair for engaging storytelling, he crafts captivating narratives. Drawing from vast digital media experience, Robert brings expertise and depth to every piece.

Harry and Meghan's Exit

An official photograph showing Prince George with Queen Elizabeth II, then Prince Charles and Prince William was the final spark that led Harry and Meghan to walk away from the royal family. So argues biographer Andrew Morton in his book Meghan: A Hollywood Princess, where he suggests that the image reinforced in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex the idea that they no longer had a meaningful place in the future of the monarchy. George’s Photo: Trigger for Sussexes Leaving Royal Life According to Morton, the image – taken in the throne room at Buckingham Palace – unwittingly symbolized a…

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Infanta Sofia Spotted in Madrid

Infanta Sofia is about to close an important chapter in her academic training. This May 24 she will graduate from the International Baccalaureate at UWC Atlantic College, the Welsh boarding school where she has spent the last two years. Infanta Sofia’s Graduation in Wales The ceremony, known as the “Leavers Ceremony”, will be held at the historic St Donat’s Castle and can be followed on the school’s YouTube channel. Although it is a private event, the Royal Family will share some images if conditions permit. King Felipe and Queen Letizia are expected to accompany their youngest daughter on this significant…

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Kate Middleton's Fashion Power

By now, no one doubts the power Princess Kate has in the fashion world. Every garment she wears, every designer she chooses, ends up generating millions. The phenomenon has been baptized as “the Kate economy” or Kate Effect” and it is not just a popular expression. Kate Middleton’s Fashion Power According to Vogue UK, her influence represents about a billion pounds a year for the British industry, a figure that began to grow since that blue dress she wore in her first official act as Prince William’s fiancée. It cost 385 pounds and disappeared from the stores in a matter…

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Queen Letizia's white privilege

At the inaugural mass of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate, Queen Letizia has caught the eye with an outfit that marks a milestone in her style. She wore for the first time a design by Redondo Brand, a Spanish firm that has dressed well-known figures, but until now was not part of the Queen’s wardrobe. Queen Letizia at Pope Leo XIV’s First Mass The ensemble, consisting of a white midi dress with an asymmetrical cut, a matching mantilla, white handbag and nude shoes, is in line with the so-called “white privilege”, reserved for a few queens with historical ties to the…

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King Charles Shares Personal Update on Cancer Treatment

King Charles III gave a rare update on his health during a meeting at Buckingham Palace, where he spoke with a young university student who is also undergoing cancer treatment. In that dialogue, the monarch shared details about his medical process and showed interest in the young man’s experiences, asking him about his therapies and commenting on the role of food in recovery. King Charles Shares Personal Update on Cancer Treatment Since he was diagnosed with cancer in February 2024, following a scheduled operation for an enlarged prostate, the King has been undergoing treatment whose progress has been described by…

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Will Infanta Sofia Swear to the Spanish Constitution

The recent coming of age of the Infanta Sofia has aroused interest as to whether she will follow in the footsteps of her sister Leonor and take the oath to the Spanish Constitution. Unlike the princess of Asturias, who is called to inherit the Crown, the youngest daughter of the kings has no legal obligation to do so. This is confirmed by sources close to the Royal House, who insist that, although it is a possibility, there is no mandate that requires it. No Obligation for Sofoa to Swear the Constitution The Constitution only contemplates this solemn act for the…

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Queen Maxima's style

On a day with a busy schedule, Queen Maxima of the Netherlands once again demonstrated her ability to adapt in style. The day began in the city of Doorn, where she participated in the tenth anniversary of the Familias del Barrio program, an initiative that seeks to support families in the care of their children. Queen Maxima wows in two stylish looks in one day For this appointment, she chose a turquoise suit by Max Mara that she had already worn on other occasions, made of silk satin and composed of a blazer with peak lapels and straight pants. She…

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King Charles Bans Common Household Items

Within the walls of Britain’s royal palaces, King Charles III and Queen Camilla maintain strict rules about what is and isn’t allowed. Former royal cleaner Anne Simmons, who worked for more than a decade in royal residences, revealed that certain everyday products are strictly forbidden. What are the products banned by King Charles? Wet wipes, despite their “disposable” label, have been banned for years. Their use caused ongoing problems in the plumbing system, already weakened by the passage of time, forcing costly repairs on a frequent basis. Simmons explained that the decision to ban them was made after finding that…

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Queen Maxima's Style at the Gala Dinner for the Diplomatic Corps

Queen Maxima of the Netherlands once again stood out at one of the most important diplomatic events of the year, as she and King Willem-Alexander welcomed international representatives to the traditional gala dinner of the Diplomatic Corps. The event, held at the Royal Palace in Amsterdam, brought together key figures from the diplomatic and cultural worlds under a theme that this year revolved around art and culture. Queen Maxima’s style at the annual gala dinner of the Diplomatic Corps For this evening, the Queen opted for a well-known and symbolic design: an embroidered dress by designer Jan Taminiau that she…

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Princess Leonor Arrives in Santa Marta

Princess Leonor continues her training aboard the training ship Juan Sebastian de Elcano, and has arrived for the first time in Santa Marta, Colombia. The arrival took place amid a solemn welcome with cannon salutes and a parade of vessels from the region, including ships from Cartagena, Barranquilla and the Independent ship of the National Navy. Princess Leonor in Santa Marta, Colombia This stop, unprecedented in the ship’s itinerary, is due to the interest of the mayor of the city, coinciding with the fifth centenary of the founding of Santa Marta. During her stay, a program of activities is planned,…

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Princess Leonor's gestures in Colombia attract attention

Princess Leonor continues her military training aboard the training ship Elcano, and recently made a stopover in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. This stop marks one of the last stages of her naval voyage, an experience that has been followed with interest by the international media due to her involvement as a midshipman and the symbolism of her active participation in military life. Princess Leonor’s Gestures in Colombia During her stay, the heiress to the throne has shown a close and relaxed attitude with her companions. Images of her arrival at the Colombian port show her smiling, waving from the deck…

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Catherine’s Rose

In the midst of a personal recovery process that has moved the entire United Kingdom, Princess Kate has received a gesture that goes far beyond the symbolic. It is a new variety of rose in peach and pink tones that bears her name: Catherine’s Rose. But this floral tribute is not just a compliment to her person or her public role. There is a much more intimate cause behind it. Catherine’s Rose The flower was recently unveiled by Prince William and Kate on their social media. It’s beautiful, yes. But the important thing is that it will serve to raise…

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